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A black eye is also known as periorbital haematoma. A black eye develops when fluids collect in the tissues around the eye. The bruising and blue and purple discolouration are caused by broken blood vessels under the skin.
Loss of vision or visual changes (other than blurriness caused by the swelling) severe eye pain or headaches that don't go away. bleeding from the eye, or blood on the eyeball's surface or inside the eye.
Loss of vision or visual changes (other than blurriness caused by the swelling) severe eye pain or headaches that don't go away. bleeding from the eye, or blood on the eyeball's surface or inside the eye. trouble breathing through your nose.
The most common cause of a black eye is a knock to the area, causing trauma, following an accident, assault, contact during sport or even if you just walk into something. Other causes of a black eye include: dental work or surgery (for example, cosmetic surgery or nasal surgery).
An ice pack can be applied to the eye for 15 to 20 minutes at a time, once every hour. A bag of frozen vegetables or ice cubes can also be used. Be certain to wrap the bag of vegetables or ice cubes in a cloth to avoid damaging the skin.
Applying a cold compress to the eye area immediately after injury may help reduce swelling. Applying warm compresses a few days later when swelling has stabilised may also help.
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Using gentle pressure, place a cold pack, a cloth filled with ice — or even a bag of frozen vegetables — to the area around your eye. Take care not to press on the eye itself. Apply cold as soon as possible after the injury to reduce swelling.
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